esophagus: a thick-walled muscular tube located behind the windpipe that extends through the neck and chest to the
stomach.
estrogen: a
hormone produced by the ovaries that stimulates the development of secondary female
characteristics.
Full article >>>esophagus -- That portion of the gut which connects the
pharynx to the
stomach.
exoskeleton -- n. An external, often hard, covering or
integument that provides support and protection to the body.
Full article >>>esophagus The muscular tube extending between and connecting the
pharynx to the
stomach.
estrogen A female sex
hormone that performs many important functions in
reproduction.
Full article >>>esophagus(eh-sof-eh-gus)
A channel that conducts food, by
peristalsis, from the
pharynx to the
stomach.
Full article >>>esophagus The passage extending from the
pharynx to the
stomach.
espundia Disease caused by Leishmania braziliensis. Also called chiclero ulcer, uta, pian bois, or mucocutaneous leishmaniasis.
Full article >>>esophagusThe part of the
alimentary canal of
vertebrates that lies between the
pharynx and the
stomach.
Covered in:
Lab 15 Rat Muscular and Digestive Systems
Lab 17 Rat and Frog
Comparative Anatomy ...
Full article >>> Esophagus the tube down which food travels from the
pharynx to the
stomach (eso = within inward; phago = to eat)
Estivation a short-term (overnight) decrease in body functions
(estival = summer) ...
Full article >>>The second
organ is the
esophagus. The
crop is an enlargement of the
esophagus in birds, insects and other
invertebrates that is used to store food temporarily.
The third
organ is the
stomach.
Full article >>>These parts are divided by the
animal's
esophagus. The super- and subesophagal masses are connected to each other on either side of the
esophagus by the basal lobes and the
dorsal magnocellular lobes.
Full article >>>These include yeast infections of the
esophagus,
bronchi, and
lungs; Pneumocystis pneumonia (a fungal infection); toxoplasmosis (caused by a
protozoan that is spread by cats); Kaposi's sarcoma (a rare
cancer of the skin caused by a
virus); ...
Full article >>>Salt-cured or pickled foods cause
cancers in the
stomach and
esophagus.
Smoked foods such as ham and sausage contain carcinogens similar to those in tobacco smoke.
Hot dogs and cold cuts contain nitrites, which are converted to nitrosamines.
Full article >>>wavelike constriction passing along a tube, caused by muscular contr
action, as found in the
esophagus,
intestine and so forth
Source: Noland, George B. 1983. General
Biology, 11th Edition. St. Louis, MO. C. V. Mosby ...
Full article >>>a ciliated, mucus-
secreting groove in the
ventral surface of the pharnyx of non-vertebrate
chordates (e.g,
tunicates and lancelets); it aids in
transporting food to the
esophagus.
Full article >>>moistened and lubricated by saliva (secreted by three pairs of
salivary glands)
small amounts of
starch are digested by the amylase present in saliva
the resulting bolus of food is swallowed into the
esophagus and ...
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